My Father died of a heart attack at the age of 47 while having sex with my mother.

I’ve wondered for a very long time, what makes a book worth listening to. I asked my wife, my friends. People from work. No one had a great answer. I guess asking that kind of question is like asking someone what their favorite book is, favorite song, movie. It’s an impossible task. It takes too much brain power or effort to engage in such a thought process. (Or people just don’t like talking to me).

In honor of my dead father, grandfather, and I guess everyone else in the world, I decided to write this book. A book finally worth listening to. It's for the wannabe writer. Wantrepreneur. Checkout cashier at the local grocery store. Student trying to figure out what to do with their life. High level executive who is sure they suck at leadership. Soldier bored out of his mind sitting in a desert somewhere. This book is for you. All of you.

What makes a book worth listening to? Most people don’t care about other people. Most people don’t care about books... What most people do care about. Is their next meal. Their child’s next meal. Money. The people they have to deal with when they get home. How they are going to sell a million books and move to Hawaii.

Ever wondered why most books claim to change your life but never deliver? We hope to challenge everything we thought we knew about success, leadership, and the human experience. From stories of resilience and overcoming trauma to confronting uncomfortable truths head-on, it cuts through the noise and demands that we stop making excuses and start making an impact. This "book worth reading" dares you to think differently, act boldly, and own your story, no matter how messy it gets.